Randa Khemiri, N. Bahri, Fatma Belghith, F. Sayadi, Mohamed Atri, N. Masmoudi
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Abstract
In this paper, a fast configuration for Motion Estimation (ME) is described in order to reduce the computational time of the new High Efficient Video Coding (HEVC). This configuration uses the Coded Block Flag (CBF) Fast Method (CFM), the Early Coding Unit (CU) termination (ECU) and the Early Skip Detection (ESD) modes. The Diamond Pattern is used as a search algorithm for ME in the encoding process. Compared to the latest original reference software test model (HM) 16.2 of the HEVC, experimental results had showed that the complexity is reduced, in average, by 56.75% with a small bit-rate and PSNR degradation.